Waiting for the release of the new album lasted five years No namebut the time has finally come: we have in our hands the second official album of the Chicago rapper called sundial.
Noname leads the sundial revolution
The second album from Chicago MC, poet and producer Noname is finally here. Appearing as 1/3 Ghetto Sage, she achieved national prominence in the summer of 2016 with her debut mixtape. telephoneand a couple of years later he climbed a step higher, releasing his debut LP Room 25.
The artist who myself boasted”My pussy wrote a dissertation on colonialism”, alarmed fans who no longer believed in the possibility of his new album being released. In fact, the rapper has temporarily put her music career on hold to devote herself to revolutionary politics, black community activism, and her Noname book club.
He has already shown Rolling Stone signs of fatigue:
I’m starting to get less interested in music
But sundial11-track LP featuring guests such as Billy Woods, General, Jay Electronics, Ioni and others arrived.
Appeared in the last decade along with Chicago counterparts such as chance rapper, Saba AND i am sminounited by hip-hop with neo-soul influences, Noname, in Black mirroropening the record with a rhythmic rhythm typical of bossa nova, he presents his latest version of himself:
She’s a shadow vagabond, moon hunter, black author
Librarian, on the other hand
Noname has often been accused of controversy due to her political ideals and criticism of popular artists, whom she sees as contributing to capitalist evil. This is no less sundial: Jay Z, Rihanna, beyoncé AND Kendrick Lamar they are called to compete in the Super Bowl, which Noname believes is an event that celebrates the US military.
To further improve your status oppositealso included a guest verse in Balloons by Jay Electronica with military-religious lyrics. The announcement of their collaboration has been divisive, and its pro-Farrakhan and anti-Zelen lines are necessarily controversial, but certainly in line with Noname’s desire to move away from the mainstream.
Lots of irons on fire for an album that definitely needs a closer listen. A work that certainly confirms Noname, along with Little Simz, Sa Roque AND What a noiramong actual performers compensating for the absence of a female in rap.
sundial You can find it at the link below, listen and tell us yours.